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Aero-Mechanical Simulation of Turbomachinery Blading

Tagged: ansys, ansys turbomachinery, blade flutter prediction, cfd code for turbomachinery, compressor simulation, compressor simulation software, Computational Fluid Dynamics (Field Of Study), forced response analysis, turbomachinery, turbomachinery computational fluid dynamics, turbomachinery simulation
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:45 am
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      Complete simulation process to design reliable turbomachinery blades. The first step is a full Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) of the blade passage to to determine key performance indicators like total pressure ratio and isentropic efficiency along the entire speedline. The second step is a Multiphysics Aero-Mechanical simulation workflow to ensure that all blade natural frequencies and modes of vibration are aerodynamically damped. The third step is also a Multiphysics simulation workflow to determine the stresses caused by the unsteady flow pressure fluctuations on the blade

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